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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

2

Local News: Furlough Visit and Newborn at University Hospital Iowa City

Staff Sergeant Maurice Maxwell of Crawfordsville on furlough from Victorville California traveled to Ottumwa with his aunt Mrs M C DeLong to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Roy Caviness and family. Mrs Caviness is Mrs DeLongs daughter. Mr and Mrs Herbert L Campbell of Ainsworth welcomed a daughter weighing five pounds nine ounces at University Hospital Iowa City yesterday.

Maurice Maxwell Crawfordsville Victorville Calif M. C. DeLong Ottumwa Roy Caviness Mrs. Caviness Mrs. DeLons Herbert L. Campbell Ainsworth University Hospital Iowa City

Rummage sale and luncheon notes from Washington report

The piece records a luncheon by American Home Department section one with 46 attendees served by committee members Mrs. Davis Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Stuart. It mentions a large rummage sale near Stewart Hardware and travel notes about John L Wehr and Mrs Wehr visiting Iowa.

American Home Department T. C. Davis Alvin Shaw Maude Stuart Washington Stewart Hardware

Mrs. Cloyce H. Bogle Named University Women's Club President

Mrs. Cloyce H. Bogle of Long Beach California has been elected president of the University Women's club after serving as first vice president and program chairman. She taught at Washington high school and a private girls school in Rome, Michigan, and studied at Ward Belmont College, Monmouth College, Wheaton College, and the State University of Iowa.

Cloyce H. Bogle Long Beach Calif C. W. McLaughlin, Jr University Women’s Club Wheaton College Norton, Mass State University of Towa

Miners Fateful Blast Claims 21 at Utah Mine No 1

Rescue crews recovered the bodies of 21 coal miners from Utah Fuel Company Mine No 1 after a gag explosion two miles underground hurled tons of coal on trapped workers near Sunnyside Utah on May 10.

Sunnyside Utah Utah Fuel Company

Quinine Trees Flourish in Guatemala Heartland

In Guatemala a vast 1,600,000 cinchona trees grow for bark used to extract quinine, a valued remedy for malaria.

Guatemala Central America

U S Battleship Breathes Air Equal to Half Its Weight

An American battleship consumes and exhales air each day amounting to about 48 000 tons, roughly half the ship’s own weight, illustrating its huge internal air volume and engine operations.

Major League baseball roundups include wins for Pirates and Giants

Scores show Brooklyn 6 St. Louis 4 and Pittsburgh 9 Boston 6 with New York 6 Cincinnati 1. Daily pitching matchups list Wyse at Schanz in Philadelphia and Strinmcevich at Barrett in Boston plus Mungo facing Dasso for New York at Cincinnati. Night games feature St Louis at Brooklyn and Washington at St Louis postponed.

Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Boston New York Cincinnati Wyse Schanz Strinmcevich Barrett Dasso Mungo Wilks Greeg Ls. Pet Washington Gace Detroit Cleveland St Louis Dabiel Newhouser Ferriss Smith Christopher Lopat Pieretti Muncrief Ww. Pet. Toi Geaxl New Brooklyn _ ee Pittsburgh Cuneo

Garden Tip from Iowa State College on staking tomatoes

Iowa State College suggests staking tomato plants for upright support. Plants can be spaced two feet apart in a row with at least 30 inches between rows. Prepare stakes now and set them at the current spacing so plants can be set after May 15. Army Shoes stock 142 sizes of shoes.

Sitler Plant Praised by War Secretary in War Effort

Sitler War Production Plant in Washington Iowa received a telegram of congratulations from Under Secretary of War Robert P Patterson for three years of work on war parts. The plant employs about twenty people on two shifts from 7:30 a m to 3 a m and produces parts under government order. The firm’s work, largely for airplanes, remains partly undisclosed to workers while designer Curtis Sitler and manager Bill Sitler lead a local team of trained workers.

Sitler Robert P. Patterson Pacific Howard R. Sitler Bill Siiler War Department Siiler Washington Iowa Germany Japan Washington, D

Public Affairs Luncheon Weathers Spring Themed Meeting

Mrs Gates hosted the May Public Affairs luncheon at her home with 15 members and two visitors. Topics included VE and VJ day, United Nations conference plans, and a talk by Mrs J N Irwin on the history and future of glassmaking, plus stories of famous glassware. A Chinese string instrument was noted.

Public Affairs Department Leslie Gates K. Ie. Brown Robert Gates San Francisco Vic J. N. Irwin Frighton Irwin

Hospital notes on patients at local wards

Mrs. Matt Weber of Harper was dismissed this afternoon. Mrs. Lillian Marshall of Winshipeton was admitted last night as a patient at the hospital.

Matt Weber Harper Lillian Marshall Winshipeton

C D of A Elects Miss Swift Regent at May Meeting

The Catholic Daughters of America May meeting at K C hall drew a large attendance. Mrs. Joe Wehr presided as grand regent, announcing new officers led by Katherine Swift as grand regent and Veresa Adams as vice grand regent. Cards and refreshments followed.

Catholic Daughters of America K.C. Hall Joe Wehr Katherine Swift Veresa Adams Leo Sueppel Charles Ragan Leslie Payne Monitor Jucy Dempsey Agnes Wheelan Cleo Shockey Kate Shalla Sentinel M. L. Whittaker J Boyd K. C. Hall John Kraushausen Krugan Everett Tobin Joe Tobin C. D. of A Miss Swift Ragan Bova Martin Kern Miss Dempsey Braunshausen

Ann Judson Circle Holds May Meeting at Baptist Church

The May gathering of the Ann Judson Circle met Tuesday in the Baptist church dining room with a 6 30 cooperative supper attended by 12. Officers were installed by Mrs. Alfred Trenerry after the meal.

Ann Judson Baptist Church Alfred Trenerry Trenerry Cheryl Nayadiey Bessie Schmidt Patricia Thompson Afternoon Missionary Society Ann Judson Circle White Cross Jd. N

S & C Club Meets With Mrs Wallrob

The S and C Club meets at Mrs Milt Wallrob's home with guests Mrs Donald Wallrob Mrs Harry Wallrob and children Larry and Tommy Jirsa. Afternoon games award prizes to several members. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for May 17 with Mrs Edward Kucera.

S and C Club Milt Wallrob Donald Wallrob Harry Wallrob Larry Tommy Jirsa Howard Fisher Lawrence Zass Edward Kucera

Mrs Mayhew Elected President of Good Will Club

Mrs Frank Mayhew hosted the Good Will club meeting yesterday afternoon. Officers elected include Mrs Mayhew president Mrs O E B Sisk vice president Mrs I B Hexworth secretary Mrs B G Holt treasurer Mrs J T Tucker. The Klopfenstein Babock and Finch couples oversee May to July gatherings.

Frank Mayhew Good Will Club Wee Mayhew O. EB. Sisk I. B. Hexworth B. G. Holt J. T. Tucker Joe Klopfenstein Palmer Babcock

County Line Club Meeting Held on VE Day

The County Line club met on VE Day May 8 at Mrs Alma Chatfield’s home with ten members two guests and three children present. The meeting opened with a silent prayer and the Lord’s Prayer. Eva Raberold led the reading of the “Ten Commandments of the New World of Order” and Mrs Rex Morse joined the club. Mrs Vernon Chatfield invited the group to meet June 14 with roll call to be a joke on yourself.

County Line Club Alma Chatfield Eva Raberold Rex Morse Vernon Chatfield

Hostess lineups for June meeting announced

The note lists Mrs. Clara Toreman and Mrs. Jake Wenger as assistants to the hostess. Mrs. Charles Nicola will be hostess at the June 1 meeting.

Clara Toreman Jake Wenger Charles Nicola

Money-Saver Phenothiazine Cuts Livestock Costs

Phenothiazine used against internal parasites in livestock now saves producers about ten million dollars annually. The drug is promoted as a cost efficient treatment improving herd health and reducing losses.

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